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How can a company charge you for something I didn't buy?
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How can a company charge you for something I didn't buy?
Probably by a scammer getting your credit card information (it happened to me a couple of months ago). Call the credit company's number on the back of your card and file a fraud complaint. Do it immediately.
Oh, I definitely did that already. Thanks.
But, it was done through PayPal and the company was Microsoft 365 who charged me, without my authorization.
Then report the fraud to PayPal. It's still fraud committed by someone else who stole your login information.
But, it was done through PayPal and the company was Microsoft 365 who charged me, without my authorization.